Notre Dame University decided to cover its murals, which display the colonization of the Americas by Christopher Columbus, after student activists criticized the murals for its depiction of colonization of Native American lands.
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Notre Dame University decided to cover its murals, which display the colonization of the Americas by Christopher Columbus, after student activists criticized the murals for its depiction of colonization of Native American lands.
University of California-Irvine Hosted Documentary Film Allegedly Critical of Jews
A lecture and documentary film event at the University of California-Irvine apparently focused entirely on anti-Zionism, allegedly portraying Jews in a negative light in the film and in the post-film discussion.
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Georgetown University students could approve a new mandatory fee, meant to repay descendants of slaves that the university sold in 1838.
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University of New Orleans Views Valentine’s Day Notes as Sexual Harassment
The University of New Orleans claims that a Valentine’s Day note could constitute a form of sexual harassment.
Judge Rules in Favor of Christian Group in Lawsuit against University of Iowa
A Christian student group at the University of Iowa won a lawsuit against the university over unfair standards applied to them, but not other student groups.
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The Virginia Democratic Party scandal regarding the use of blackface has upset students and faculty alike at George Mason University, which led to the university holding an event so students could vent their feelings and emotions.
Controversial Teaching Assistant at Georgia Defended by Workers’ Union over ‘White People May Have to Die’ Remark
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University of California-Irvine Hosted Documentary Film Allegedly Critical of Jews
University of Chicago Students Angry on Social Media after Campus Police Apprehends Armed Robbers
University of New Orleans Views Valentine’s Day Notes as Sexual Harassment
Anti-Israeli Students Oppose former Israeli General Teaching a Course at University of Chicago
Controversial Teaching Assistant at Georgia Defended by Workers’ Union over ‘White People May Have to Die’ Remark
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Why Angela Davis Should Remember the Jonestown Massacre
Not that anyone should forget but the revolutionary radical turned credentialed academic has a special reason to remember the mass suicide/homicide that occurred 40 years ago in the country of Guyana on November 18, 1978.
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